Last fall, Dino — a longtime friend and colleague of mine who is part of the M4 'Brain-trust' network — introduced me to an innovative software company called USI-Tech.

He told me about the positive results he was getting with the company's flagship product; a Forex EA (robot) that has a monthly profit target of 3% – 5%.

What impressed me about this product was the consistent monthly returns Dino was getting in his own real-money trading account, and the transparency of the company providing public access to its own corporate trading account.

With the explosive growth of Bitcoin and many other cryptocurrencies, USI's founders decided to branch out into the crypto market. And after 2 years of testing, they launched their second product; the BTC Packages Program, on March 1st, 2017.

Compared to other high-return passive investment vehicles, the cost of entry is very low. Each BTC Package is only 50 Euros (approx $53 USD) and pays a 140% ROI over 140 Trading days (5 days per week Mon - Fri ), which is a net return of 40%.

Earnings are paid out daily and can be withdrawn at any time (min 10 euros), however there are no performance guarantees. The minimum purchase is 1 BTC Package and the maximum is 5,000, allowing members with small budgets to utilize the platform.

One of the first questions I had (and you might too) was HOW is the company generating enough profits to pay an average ROI of 1% daily (gross).

I was told the company generates profits in the following four ways:

Trading Bitcoin against fiat currency (U.S. Dollar).

Trading Bitcoin against other top-performing cryptocurrencies.

Using arbitrage (difference in price) of Bitcoin across multiple exchanges throughout the world.

Investing a portion of company revenues into altcoin mining operations.

Depending how experienced you are with Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market in general, the above may be a bit confusing. However, I think it's important to at least have a basic understanding of how USI is generating returns for its members.

Because there are tons of get-rich-quick scams making their rounds these days. Many of them claim to be trading Bitcoin, but all they’re really doing is running a ponzi scheme where older investors are being paid with new investors' money.

So when USI came out with their BTC Packages, let's just say that I was more than a tad skeptical. After all, I hadn't yet seen proof of any actual trading taking place... well, that was until Dino shared several trading statements with me that he obtained directly from one of the owners of the company.

Granted, trading statements can be doctored. Plus, the other thing to consider is that USI is a privately held company, and therefore isn't required to open its books to the public.

And while that makes it difficult to be 100% certain the company is doing everything they say they're doing to make money, I've reviewed a LOT of trading statements over the years, and the ones I've seen so far appear to be legit.

Once I saw the kind of profits that were generated from Bitcoin trading with my own eyes, I purchased a small amount of BTC Packages as an initial test. Since then, I've received my daily earnings according to schedule and have made several successful withdrawals back out to my Bitcoin wallet (more on that in a minute).

In addition to the Forex EA and BTC Packages, there's one more way you can earn money with USI.

They have an optional, yet lucrative affiliate / network marketing component to their platform that pays up to a total of 35% in commissions from purchases of the Forex robot and BTC Packages through a 12-Level Unilevel referral plan.

By the way, there are no monthly fees or autoship requirements to participate in the affiliate program.

Watch the overview below to learn more about how USI's Forex EA and BTC Packages work...

In the next video below, you'll get to hear my two 'insider' friends, Dino and Hayden, share their experience, perspective, and additional insights about USI you won't hear about anywhere else.

Let me wrap this up with a friendly reminder that regardless of how much trust we might have in USI as a company, the fact of the matter is, once you hand your money (in this case, your Bitcoin) over to someone else, it's no longer yours.

Bitcoin is already a highly speculative asset on its own. But, when you combine it with the opportunity to grow it passively through a third-party company like USI, your risk is higher because you have zero control over what happens in the future.

Don't get me wrong. From everything I've been able to verify and test out with my own money, USI continues to be a stand-up company.

But I feel like I'd be doing you a serious disservice if I didn't play Devil's advocate here and remind you about the downside risks that are involved. So, if you decide to join USI and purchase BTC Packages, just be smart about it and only play with money you can afford to lose (i.e., Vegas money).

Below, I've included instructions on how to join USI with some additional videos that cover setting up your USI back office and buying BTC Packages, as well as behind-the-scenes interviews with the owners behind the company.

Instructions To Join

STEP #2: Then click on the yellow “REGISTER” button on the right-hand side and enter your name and email address. It’s best to use a gmail address.

STEP #3: Watch for a message with the subject “Account Verification email” which provides a link to activate your account.

Back Office Set Up

1. Log in and complete your profile (leave the broker field blank).

2. Click on “Dashboard” and find the “Advertisement Link”. Click on “Change” to add your username.

3. Click on “Setting” and make sure your “Automatic BTC-Package Rebuy” is set to something between the default setting of ‘No rebuy’, all the way up to 100%. It needs to be at least 10% to compound your profits.

Buying BTC Packages

The fastest way to purchase BTC Packages in USI is with Bitcoin. If you don’t own any Bitcoin yet, then you’ll need to purchase some from a funding source (most accept bank wires, credit / debit cards and some even take Paypal).

IMPORTANT: Of the three all-in-one wallets above, Coinbase is the easiest platform to purchase Bitcoin from. However, their Terms of Service prohibit using your account for moneymaking opportunities that have a referral program attached to it.

That’s why I prefer to ONLY use Coinbase for buying, selling and storing Bitcoin, and Blockchain.info for sending and receiving Bitcoin to and from USI. Blockchain.info can’t be directly funded, so you’ll need to add funds to it from an outside source, like Coinbase.

Free Replicated Referral Site [Optional)

As I mentioned before, USI has an optional affiliate program. One of our colleagues has created this replicated site that you’re welcome to use if you choose to refer others to USI. Just follow the instructions at the bottom of this site to create your own unique link.